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PlaNYC: Green Building Laws and Regulations

PlaNYC aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in New York City by 30 percent over a 25-year span....
Peter B

Planet Forward Contributor

December 18, 2012
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PlaNYC aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in New York City by 30 percent over a 25-year span.

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